Filtering Logs
Learn how to quickly find logs.
Filter by user
If a particular user is reporting issues, or if you're testing your bot and only want to see logs related to your testing, filter your logs using the user
tag.
user:Uxxxxxxxxxx
Which ID?
You must search using the user's Meya ID, not an integration ID. A Meya user ID will always begin with the letter
U
.
Filter by integration
If you know the issue pertains to a particular integration, filter using the type
tag.
type:*messenger*
Here, we're searching for all logs pertaining to Facebook Messenger.
Using deep links to share and run filters
If you have a set of filters and would rather not re-type them every time you want to run the query, you can create deep link.
- Go to the Logging tab. Copy and paste the address in the URL bar into a text editor. It will look something like this:
https://meya.ai/platform/bot/<BOT_ID>/logs
. - Add a
?
to the end of the URL followed by the fields by which you're filtering (status
,type
,user
, andcontext
.
If filtering by date/time use startDate
and endDate
with Unix timestamps as values: https://meya.ai/platform/account/logs?startDate=1515474000&endDate=1515560399
You can share these queries with anyone who has access to the bot (i.e. collaborators).
Deep link examples
Deep link | Description |
---|---|
https://meya.ai/platform/account/logs?status=error&type=*messenger* | Show errors from your Messenger integration. |
https://meya.ai/platform/account/logs?user=<USER_ID>&type=*messenger* | Show all logs pertaining to a particular user on Messenger. This is useful when you're testing your bot on Messenger and only want to see messages related to your testing. Also useful when a user runs into an issue, like an unresponsive bot, and you want to see the user's interaction. |
https://meya.ai/platform/account/logs?context=foo%20bar | Show all logs containing the text foo bar . Note you need to URL encode the text. |
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